Nearly 60 people have died since the start of the rainy season. Read more at straitstimes.com.
LIMA - Powerful Cyclone Yaku has unleashed torrents of rain on Peru’s northern region in recent days, burying homes and cars in mud andIn the northern coastal towns of Trujillo and Lambayeque, residents waded through knee-high water and cars crawled through inundated streets. Brown water cascaded down pedestrian steps.
“It reached us, we have lost everything, I lost everything. I don’t even have anywhere to sleep, where to sit.” The government of President Dina Boluarte declared a state of emergency in 400 districts as it seeks to bring relief from the effects of the cyclone.
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